Attractions

Takegawara Onsen in Beppu is a historic bathhouse from 1879 offering sand and hot baths in a nostalgic setting—an iconic spot for traditional Japanese onsen lovers.

Tamatorizaki Observation Point offers sweeping views of Ibaruma Bay, coral reefs, and lush hills—an ideal stop for photos, nature lovers, and travelers exploring northern Ishigaki.

Tozan Shrine in Arita features a porcelain torii gate and guardian dogs, honoring a Korean potter who introduced porcelain making. Open anytime and free, it's a must-see for culture lovers.

Tennoji Zoo is a must-visit in Osaka, home to over 1,000 animals, including lions and elephants. Located in Tennoji Park, it offers a relaxing experience with beautiful gardens and scenic city views.

Shinnyodo is a serene temple in Kyoto, perfect for autumn visits with vibrant colors in late November. Explore its beautiful pagoda, historic Buddha statue, and peaceful gardens for a relaxing experience.

Oya Temple, a 1,200-year-old Buddhist site in Utsunomiya, is home to impressive stone carvings, including a four-meter-high relief of the thousand-armed goddess. Experience serenity and history.

Kabukicho is Tokyo’s top nightlife hub, buzzing with bars, clubs, and entertainment. Dive into its neon-lit streets, but stay aware—some spots have high fees or scams.

Shiodome City Center is a striking 42-floor office building in Tokyo, offering a mix of shops, restaurants, and breathtaking skyline views from its top floors. A great spot for shopping, dining, and leisure.

Ameyoko is a lively market street in Tokyo, offering a wide range of goods, from clothing to fresh fish. With its vibrant atmosphere and rich history, it's a must-see for unique shopping experiences.

Arima Gelateria Stagione, award-winning and famous for its fresh, creamy gelato, is a must-visit in Arima Onsen. Enjoy seasonal flavors made with local ingredients—perfect after a relaxing hot spring soak!